Sentence examples for upon disclosure of from inspiring English sources

For example, Asberg and Renk (2013) found that incarcerated women trauma survivors, compared to their college student counterparts, often face less supportive reactions, were more often blamed for their trauma, and were treated more harshly by those around them upon disclosure of trauma.

Our study supports previous literature where the fear of being judged by other patients or by health workers upon disclosure of occupation [ 11, 15, 18, 27, 29] was a factor in limiting seeking help.

The final vignette described the story of a pregnant woman living in a remote rural village who discovers her HIV-positive status at ANC, faces negative reactions from her partner upon disclosure of her HIV status, is unable to return to the clinic for further PMTCT services (including anti-retroviral drugs) and gives birth at home fearing involuntary disclosure to other relatives.

In addition, a survey in the UK reported anecdotal evidence from gay men who faced rejection and violence by potential partners upon disclosure of their HIV status, while others were surprised that HIV-negative gay men were not more supportive (Weatherburn et al., 2009).

We were negotiating very hard to try to resolve it without a litigation, but I insisted upon public disclosure of the e-mails.

Certainly, Dr. Dean's top supporters expect that his opponents will seize upon the disclosure of these latest audits as further grist.

Banyan Biomarkers, Inc. filled patent applications based upon the disclosure of this publication.

Upon disclosure, the reaction of the physician was mainly discouraging, with only 20%% of patients reporting an encouraging reaction from their treating physician.

It is ironic that a decision extolling and relying upon disclosure has led to a significant reduction in the transparency of overall political spending.

Friendship and romantic love can't be achieved without intimacy, and intimacy, in turn, depends upon the selective and voluntary disclosure of personal information that we don't share with everyone else.

It is possible, I suppose, that if our elected leaders and their appointees insisted upon reasonable contracts and the full disclosure of all test materials after the tests are over, then the cost would go up, perhaps to a level states could ill afford and leading to pulling back of the test and punish regime that is currently driving education policy and warping curriculum into test preparation.